How to Say ‘Please measure it every morning.’ in German
Messen Sie bitte jeden Morgen.
MESS-en zee BIT-uh Yay-den MOR-gen
[MESS-en zee BIT-uh Yay-den MOR-gen]
Phrase Breakdown
Messen Sie bitte
MESS-en zee BIT-uh
Please measure (formal)
A formal request, with the verb first. Keep 'messen' short and crisp.
Messen Sie bitte den Blutdruck.
Please measure the blood pressure.
Words in this phrase
Messen
[MESS-en]
measure
From the verb messen, often used for vital signs in hospital.
Wir messen noch Ihren Blutdruck.
We are still measuring your blood pressure.
Sie
[zee]
you (formal)
Formal 'you,' used politely with patients in German.
Wir sind für Sie da.
We are there for you.
bitte
[BIT-uh]
please
A polite word used in requests or instructions.
Bitte bleiben Sie noch hier.
Please stay here a little longer.
jeden Morgen.
Yay-den MOR-gen
every morning
'Jeden' means every (masculine accusative). The 'j' sounds like 'y': YAY-den MOR-gen.
Ich laufe jeden Morgen.
I run every morning.
Words in this phrase
jeden
[Yay-den]
every
Each single one taken individually.
Jeden Monat spare ich etwas Geld.
Every month, I save some money.
Morgen
[MOR-gen]
morning
The part of the day in the early hours; often used in greetings.
Am Morgen kommt der Arzt zur Visite.
In the morning the doctor comes for rounds.
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